Kverneland — a leader in inventory innovation

The Norwegian company Kverneland Group is not just an inventory manufacturer. It is an innovative company with a rich 140 year history. The patents held by Kverneland have undoubtedly set the direction for the development of agricultural machinery on a global scale. In 1971. Kverneland produces the first reversible plow with non-stop protection. Kverneland is known for its unparalleled steel processing technology, which includes centuries-old Norwegian metal tempering traditions. A unique feature of Kverneland tillage is the Knock ON system, which allows blade changes in less than a minute and without the need for additional lifting. singing elements. This system has been used in the range of tillers, cultivators and ploughs since 2012 only.In 1981, as an innovation, Kverneland launched their plough with the Variomat system, which revolutionized tillage technology.In the field of fertilizer application, Kverneland are known all over Europe for the first mower with a saw control, which came onto the market in 2005 and thus began, in fact, the more precise application of fertilizers. På denne teknologi er acceptet som standarder og hvis alle maskiner har det - indipendent av sine merk. Para sa mga patentat at innovasyon, ay may not be able to mention the innovations that Kverneland is pushing for in a sowing inventory - fused or row, they have something to say about themselves in both cases. In spring planters, the company is known for the first attachment frame planter, previously all planters were overhead only, as well as the first electric drive planter. These two images are the basis of most modern planters. A nieuwste nieuwe dat Kverneland wordt op de markt is kalt i-plough en is de eerste ISOBUS plow om de werkbreedte automatische te verwijderen om de werklijst te verwijderen. This increases precision even in heavy tillage such as ploughing.Although ISOBUS is a novelty in ploughs recently, Kverneland has a long history and strong position in the production of ISOBUS inventory, as they have created the ISOBUS protocol as a way of communicating agricultural equipment and inventories is owned by Kverneland's subsidiary Vicon from afar Already in 1986. In 2001, they decided to release the patent 10 years earlier to make it publicly available to everyone in the sector. In conclusion, we can say that Kverneland is an innovator with a tradition that sets the trends in the production of inventories worldwide.